a.
Weight for Minimum volatility Portfolio:
where,
= Correlation between Asset-1 and Asset-2
= Standard deviation
b.
Optimal portfolio has Maximum Sharpe Ratio. We can compute the weights of optimal portfolio or Maximum sharpe ratio portfolio with following equation:
where,
r1 = Return of Asset-1
r2 = Return of Asset -2
rf = risk free return
= Correlation between Asset-1 and Asset-2
= Standard deviation
And,
Hope it will help, please do comment if you need any further explanation. Your feedback would be highly appreciated.
3. Two risky assets with returns ri, r2 and standard deviations 01, 02, and correlation p....
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